Supporting monitoring where it’s needed most in Atlantic Canada For nearly two decades, Atlantic Water Network has been helping 100+ water-monitoring organizations across Atlantic Canada track the health of their watersheds ..read more

Taking the pulse of 600+ Canadian lakes To paint a clearer picture, he partnered with researchers from 13 different universities, launching the NSERC Canadian LakePulse Network in 2016. Over the next three summers, teams of grad students and post-doctoral fellows headed out to monitor lakes from Newfoundland to the Yukon.   ..read more

Meghan joined us after finishing her master's degree at the University of Waterloo. Meghan will be contributing to the continued development of DataStream by working with data contributors and users across the Great Lakes region and beyond.   ..read more

Supporting Indigenous river monitoring and restoration in New Brunswick In 2019, the Nation developed a restoration plan for the Skutik watershed. “We are looking to restore as closely as now possible to how the Peskotomuhkati lived in the territory pre-contact,” explains Meyer ..read more

The new DataStream website is here! DataStream.org is designed to support the DataStream community and celebrate our collective impact. Whether you want to see who we are and what we do, are interested in sharing or using data, or want to learn about water monitoring, DataStream.org has everything you need ..read more

We got a lot done in 2023! Thank you to our partners, collaborators, and everyone monitoring their waters and sharing data ..read more

Charlotte has a background in biology with research experience in biogeography. She is passionate about data science, open data and environmental education. Here is a short Q&A to introduce Charlotte ..read more

Three organizations that are protecting Canada’s wetlands This World Wetlands Day, we are featuring three organizations that are monitoring and protecting Canada’s wetlands ..read more

Supporting standardized community-based water quality monitoring in the Greater Vancouver region Nikki Kroetsch is a big believer in the power of community-based creek monitoring. Governments don’t have the capacity to monitor every little waterway, she says, which has led to many stewardship groups doing the work ..read more

Discussing water security at the GLOBE Forum in Vancouver  The recent GLOBE Forum in Vancouver brought together innovators and changemakers from across the country who are accelerating the clean economy.  Any discussion about the social, economic, and environmental challenges of our time must include water, so DataStream’s Carolyn DuBois was delighted to be part of the Ensuring Water Security session ..read more